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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1938
Page
5
A fragmentary column critiques character portrayal in a Ga era film. It contrasts female and male parts, arguing villains require confidence and nuance, and calls for stronger hero roles to avoid overbearing antagonists.
A fragmented note mentions a best guy in a breezed down area near Pinture pushing through. The readable fragment hints at an event or action but lacks clear details, names, or places to confirm a coherent report.
Fragmented OCR line mentions a person named Tim and a place Halryswood with unclear actions. Readers should note the garbled context and limited readable facts about people or locations.
Obscure ad text promotes Thompson's Ind Tablets with vague claims about easing stomach issues and general wellbeing. The fragment mentions cleansing the system and improving tone, lacking verifiable details or credible sourcing.
In Clymer a community letter lists local concerns with illnesses and social updates. Mrs Sheritten Wallace suffers bronchitis, Delia Bernini is confined, and the Keeman and Schruise families host visitors. Albert Arnink shows improvement and may travel for tests. The death of Mary Oviatt, mother of former pastor Oviatt, is noted with condolences. Matrices Belknap plans an indefinite stay with her daughter.
The Neydora sponsors a monthly church dinner at the Presbyterian church with over one hundred attendees. Miss Belly Lou Johnomc and Roberta Dickson perform songs, Carel Mae Cochran sings guitar with Gerfeuca Crowell Betty Loste alternates, and a shadow demonstration by the Girl Scout troupe follows under Misses Auelle McGray and Lourie Whiteley. Mike Ruth Lindsey served as reader in the pantomime.
Baltimore boxer Harry Tefita projects a confident stance ahead of the defense against challenger Sle Sewyeur from Pierhr' Rite. The Feb 19 weigh‑in in San Juan signals a tight bout, with Tefita asserting control and readiness to retain the title.
A long list of personal mentions records Brice Smith leaving for a weekend in Ebensburg and Mrs. E Raach visiting Erie to see her son Ward at Hamot hospital. J B Mount heads to New York City for business with Ray Mind Mamlackming. Others travel to Harrisburg, Youngsville, Erie, Buffalo, and Cleveland for visits, family time, or work.
P T A sponsors a health education program at the Junior High school focusing on social diseases. Dr Hugh A O Rire explained film details and presented a short talk. The program included musical pieces by students, readings, and a city-wide play rehearsal by Washington school pupils.
Elmer C Walzer notes cautious week in New York stocks with mixed bonds and commodities. Roosevelt price statement sparked initial selling while auto production rose and steel and oil shares showed modest gains. banking and utilities inched higher as markets weighed inflation and policy signals.
United Press reports a dull advance with bonds firmed and commodities nearly steady. Stocks opened irregularly with notable buying in Union Carbide and others like Air Reduction, Du Pont, and Monsanto rising 1 to 4 points. Major names such as General Electric, General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, Boeing, Standard Oil, Packard, and Westinghouse Electric appear among advancing issues.
An unclear OCR passage discusses a deer and a National Bureau of Standards related claim about starting a leap with force to affect eggs and life status. The fragmentary wording mentions speed and force but lacks clear events, dates, or names to confirm a full report.
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